Wardens Proclaims Open Season and Hunting Rules
Frederick County game wardens announce open season dates for squirrels wild turkeys pheasants quail deer and rabbits with fur bearing animals season from November 15 to February 15. Hunting before November 15 is restricted and landowner consent is required to hunt on private or adjoining lands.
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Governor Faces “Zero Hour” in Polarized Arkansas Election
Amid mounting tension over Governor Walton’s prerogative, the state readies for a crisis with a 7 a m vote to test whether officers can bar the electorate from a special election. Attorney General Short declares the election valid, urging peaceful voting while presses print ballots and rural gatherings call for defiance. The atmosphere remains highly charged as the deadlocked political stalemate nears the vote.
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Quotations of Jeremy Collier on Discretion in Affection
A concise historical remark notes that without discretion people may be overwhelmed by excessive affection and nourishment, reflecting on restraint and moderation in social conduct. The citation emphasizes prudent limits in personal interactions.
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Duesseldorf Patrols Step In as Curfew Enforced
French troops patrol Duesseldorf streets marking a shift in order while a curfew from 1 p.m. to 5 a.m. is strictly enforced. A separatist rally yesterday led to clashes and casualties with a casualty list reporting about 40 dead and over 100 seriously wounded, plus many more minor injuries.
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Forest Insects and Diseases Cause Heavy Losses
Foresters and entomologists from the U S Department of Agriculture report annual losses of 130 million dollars due to insect and disease damage to living trees and forest products. The white pine blister rust threatens western white and sugar pine forests, while the gypsy moth and chestnut blight are among other major threats.
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Europe
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Congressmen press showdown over cider experiments
Washington reports a coming clash between prohibition leaders and Rep. Hill from Maryland over what he calls laboratory cider and fruit juice experiments. Government chemists reportedly found alcohol levels above 12 percent, claiming Hill’s methods violate federal law. Prohibition officials plan to act under the Volstead Act, with formal notice to Hill expected.
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Witty Exchanges Highlight Social Quips and Quick Zingers
Snappy snippets show Mr Knagg fault finding and Mrs Knagg retorting about respectable company and ideal sport. A visiting celebrity asks about lectures while a hard boiled businessman prefers talks he can ignore. A garden profit joke follows with a sunstroke benefit payout and a wife who dominates capital in business.
Fragment of dialogue with suggestive exchange
A quoted exchange questions a man’s reaction to a declined advance. The other speaker jokes about where he might have landed, creating a cheeky and provocative tone.
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